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Popular LA spot for skyline views is a nightmare for neighbors

The intersection of Figueroa Terrace and Centennial Street is a popular spot for views of the downtown Los Angeles skyline, but the large daily crowds are disrupting neighbors.

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New York PostRight·56m ago
Popular LA spot for skyline views is a nightmare for neighbors
The intersection of Figueroa Terrace and Centennial Street is a popular spot for views of the downtown Los Angeles skyline, but the large daily crowds are disrupting neighbors.
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